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MONDAY, JUNK 25, 1888.
THIS DAY'S DOINCsl
EVENING.
Band, Hawaiian Hold, 7:30.
Lodge Le Progres, 7:J!0.
Algnroba Lodge, at 7 :30.
Ilnrmoiiy Lodge, I.O.O.F.7:30
THE MORALITY OF OUR SCHOOLS. ,
O110 great ovil of our schools, pri
vate us well as public, is that they
run altogether too much to text-book
work. Nothing is exacted from the
teachers but a servile uttontion to
book lessons. No matter how the
child gets them, if ho can show
"high percentages'' he is an honored
pupil. Two pupils start out together
in the low primary. One child's
mother tries to instil in his mind a
love for truth and honesty, and never
to cheat his teacher in his lessons.
The other boy cheats each day, is
marked high and trotted out for pub
lie admiration as the "star pupil."
The first boy sees this, and by the
time he reaches the iifth grade ho
conies to the conclusion that Ma
mother knows nothing about the
world, and her instructions go for
naught after that. The dishonest
pupil flourishes, but he must hug the
foot of the class because of Ihb
mother's idea of honesty. At once
he renounces her training and falls
into lino for thu . honors. When
those boys leave school thoy will bo
ripe for any villainy that may sur
round them in life. Place them in
a bank or trusted public office where
money is to be controlled, and their
easy virtue will slip away like
"water from a duck's back." Now,
wo do not pretend to say that our
teachers are altogether to blame
for this. Thoy do and will
do what is required of them;
and if conscience and a high sense of
duty to these children is not exacted
of them as a mark of qualification to
teach in these schools, thoy are not
going to spend time on such train
ing and jeopardize their standing by
falling behind in the race for "per
centages." There are schools in this
city where the principals and teach
ers create and keep among their
pupils a pure, lofty tone of honor,
politeness and love of truth, simply
because they cannot help it, being
true themselves. They leave their
mental mark on those schools, and
the parents of those children will
point out such schools fearlessly, for
they know them. With them govern
ment and education is simply the
magnetic influence of superiority and
self-control, the power of a strong,
healthy, honest mind over the
weaker, and only such should over
be allowed to train these children in
our schools. The ten thousand petty,
narrow-minded freaks and whims
which characterize the daily drill of
some of our teachers ar.d principals
would make them the laughing-stocks
of a disgusted community, if brought
out tq public gaze. S'. J?. Exami
ner. How is it in this community?
Ed. J
CIRL CRADUATES.
The academic year of Oahu College
came to its close on Friday night
with the exercises of the Graduating
Class for 1883 held in Fort St Church.
The class comprised tho following
three young ladies, Miss. M. T.
Green, mid tho Misses II. L. nud
M. E. Hillebrand. The Church was
handsomely decorated with flowers
aud ferns. The essays read were
specimens of high culture.
The following programme was
gone through :
Piano Duct Ojos Crlnllo,..Gottbclialk
Mrfl. J Ian ford & Hits. M. Bubuock
Prayer Pastor Cruzan
Yocul Duct Thu Fisherman... Gubussi
..Misses E. & A. licuton
Essay Winds. . .Miss. II. S. Hillebrand
Piano Duct Symphony No. 2.. Haydn
Mrs. Ilunford it MibS. M. Hillebrand
Kssay Hawaii in 1820.8U
Miss M. T. Green
Essay The Mnrch of Creation
Mh.s3I E. Hillebrand
Presentation of Diplomas by the retiring
Principal
PliinoDuet Fautiibia from II Trovatoro
Vmdi
Mrs. 11 unfoid & Miss. II, Dickson
policeIjourt.
CUIJIIN'AI. CAI.KSDAK.
Saturday, June 23 G. Jones,
drunks, lined S5 and 81 costs. Kao
pua, violating Express Regulation
H, rcumudcil to 2ot,u. A, Aulcl,
same clmrge, reprimanded, and dis
charged. Alisai, same charge, re
manded to 25th. Abdcl, violating
Express Regulation 21, reprimanded,
and allowed . to go on payment of
costs 81. S. Samoa, disorderly con
duct, sentenced to 3 days imprison
ment nt hard labour, and 81.20
costs. W. McConiiellj assault and
battery, fined 83 and 81 costs. IIo
oponopono, larceny of chickens,
sentenced to G months' imprison
ment at hard labour, and costs 83.
80. Appeal noted to Supreme Court.
Kale, remanded from 22nd, nol,
pros. F. Copclaud, heedless driving,
fined 85 and 83 costs. P. McHnghes,
remanded from 22nd, fined 810 and
81.70 costs. Knniwniku (w) and
Kawaloa, (w) remanded from 20th,
case suspended till moved on.
THE SUPREME COURT
Lost on Saturday 1111 old and valued
servant nt Death's hand, in the per
son of Mr. John E. Barnard, tho
Chief Clerk. Mr. Barnard had been
awoy from the office Bince Tuesday
with a fresh attack of his old enemy
liver complaint which gradually
weakened him. He was unconscious
some two or three hours before his
death at 2 :20 p:in. He was between
71 and 72 years of age.
Only the Sunday before the de
ceased had attended tho funeral of
Her lnte Highness' Ruth, apparently
in good health and spirits, little
dreaming that tho following Sunday
would sec him
"Borne forth with dirges due in
sad array!"
The deceased leaves a widow to
mourn his loss. The funeral took
place at 3 p.m. yesterday from St.
Andrew's pro-Cathedral, under tho
direction of the Marshal, and was
largely attended. At the head of
the cortcgo six of the police
marched under the command of Capt
Wm. II. Tell.
SHIPPING NOTES.
Stinr Lchua brought U10 bags of sugar
and 40 sheep.
Stnir Iwahml brought 3700 bags of
sugar.
Stinr Mokolii brought 1,230 bags of
Rice.
Seiir Waioll brought 050 bags of sugar.
Schr Gen Selgel brought 450 bags of
Stinr Jas Mnkee 098 bags sugar.
paddy, and 10C0 water inslons.
Stmr C It Bishop 'brought 2.CG2 bags
of sugar, and 0 bags of rice, aud 12
hides.
The s.s. Suez Is on the marine railway
for repairs.
The bark Estella and tern Mary Dndge
arc loading sugar for San Francisco.
They will sail tills week.
The bark llariuodiiis Is discharging at
the mail dock. She will sail shortly for
Mexico.
The Capt. of the stmr C It Bishop re
ports rough weather around Kauai.
The bark Nonaiitum is discharging at
Wilder's wharf.
The Glenelgls to leave for here 1st
July.
The British ship Shundou arrived on
Saturday, 113 days from Glasgow.
Bgtnc John D. Sprockets, 12 days fin
San Francisco, arrived at Kahulul 011
June 22nd; and the Schr Anna, from
Aptos, on the 10th. Tho bark F. S.
Thompson clcaicd for San Francisco oa
June 22nd.
The schr Dakota arrived al litis, from
Port Townsend, June 10th.
LOCAL & CENERA LNEWS.
The Maccabe matinee was splendid.
Latkst from Russia Dynamite bombs
intended for tho Czar's Coronation, at
Oat & Co's.
A notice in another column calls a
meeting of tho Antiques aud Horribles
for to-morrow night.
Passcngkhs by the Iwahuil speak
highly of the attcntlveness of tho owners
mid especially of tho stewaid. Good
for her.
Tin: Lllcllko sails to-day for Illlo and
remains over there two days to give
everyone a chance of seeing the vol
cano. Take it.
Tni; Press hus some sensible strictures
on tho lack of management at tho races
at tho Park. Thcio isn't one word la
them with which wo do not cordially
agree.
Thoro will be a regular meeting of
Lodge Lo Progres do l'Oceanlc, No. 21,
A.F.&A.M., this evenlug, at 7:30, nt
tho Lodge Room, King street, near Fort.
Visiting Brothers aro respectfully in
vited. Jt
!
What's struck tho Minister of tho
Interior that ho Is calling for tenders ?
Is this now departure a permanent thing
or not V If it Is, wo hail it "with joy
unbounded" as an evidence that at lust
the MluUtry are going to exercise Ja
little dUcrcUutt
lco will bo delivered from the Hono
lulu Ico Factory to-day.
. .
Tho Lyceum Blblo chtss will meet to.
morrow night at 7, Instead of 7:80.
-- -
To-night tho Missionary Gleaners ex.
tend a social welcome to their former
President in tho Fort st. Uhurch Vestry.
1.1
Tin: first Hcunburgcco.nccrt was glv.
en in tho Y. M. C. A. Hall on Saturday
evening and attracted a ff.lr audience
who were well satisfied, with, the enter,
talmncnt. Mrs. Holmburgcr received
some handsome bouquets.
In tho number of the Nineteenth Ccu
luiy for April Mr. Matthew Arnold states
that ho hns discovered tho interesting
fact that tho last 27 Chapters of the Book
of Isaiah were written by an Isaiah of
Jerusalem while the preceding Chapters
were tho work of Isaiah who lived 150
years previously.
A Philadelphia dally paper explains
that a "newspaper man" Is ono who has
been writing editorials for 18 or 20
years and a "Journalist" Is ono who hns
been a police reporter for about two
weeks. A man who had grown gray in
editorial work in this city was asked
why ho had put himself down in tho
directory as a printer. "Because thoro
aru so many editors," ho replied.
Harper Weekly.
It seems a little hard on Mr. Datrgctt
that tho Press should attribute all tho
coolness, with which tho coming 4th of
July Celebration is received, to him.
Possibly if the committee wero to search
amongst their members they would find
amongst tho controlling spirits, three at
least, who aro more cordially disliked
by the American citizens and whoso 1111.
popularity contributes morn to tho lukc-
warmncss than the appointment of Mr.
Daggett as President of tho day.
.
TrtE following prist ncrs wero received
at Oahu Gaol on Saturday from tho
Walluku Court. Kalolo, sentenced to
15 years' imprisonment at hard labour
for manslaughter in first degree. (This
is the man it will be remembered, who
stabbed another in a drunken quarrel)
Nawantcpa and Tcntarun., S. 8. 1., for
assault with dangerous weapon, the
first gets 18 months and the second 13
months. Dr Crowningburg, 2 years,. for
uttering forged papers.
Ox Friday afternoon the usual ex
ercises were held prior to the depart
ure of the Morning Star for the South
Seas. The Revs Dr. Damon, A. O.
Forbes, and L. Smith, and Capt. Bray
participated. A large number of friends
assembled to wish Godspeed to the
departing ones, amongst whom were two
pupils of the Kawaialmo Seminary.
Three cheers were given as the vessel
left tho wharf. The Morning Star's
own flag was not hoisted as it is worn
out. It lias now been about 10 years in
service.
XOT1CE.
IS hereby given that Ah You and Ah
Yong, now nt the Chinese Theatre,
with their wives, intend to go to China
on tho Suez. All claims against them
must be presented at 0110c. 480 2t
ea
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LL those wishing to tuke part in the
Antiques & Horribles
on the 4th of July next, arc requested to
meet at tho Hall of Encrino Co. No. 2, on
TUESDAY Evening, June 20th, at 7
o'olock sharp.
4T.0 2t J. E. WISEMAN, Scc'y.
The Delmonico Bestaurant
next door to Castle & Cooke,
on King street.
Meals Oooked to Order
AT ALL HOUKS.
L.UIVOIIES Sa SUPPERS
25 to 50 cents.
Board, per w cok, upstairs, : : $0.00
in advance.
It. VON OEHLHAFFEN & Co.,
430 lm Proprietors.
To lict,
A HOUSE on Emma street,
containing? rooms, kitchen,
bath-room, nantrv. servant's
room, carriage-house, stabling, and fowl
house. Inquire at 70 Fort street or 51
Emma street. 434 tf
To Lit.
Fiom tho 1st of Jul-, ONE or
TWO BOOMS in air Rhodes'
Block, in Kaahumauu street.
Euquiru at tho olllce, upstairs. 434 lw
Whii ted,
BY a Young Married Man, lately ar.
rived from theCoast,fa Bituutlon
in n store or warehouse, as -Clerk or
Porter. Address J, B,, office of this
paper. 435 lw
DILLINGHAM & CO.'S
BULLETIN OF NEW GOODS!
Just Received
Suitable for Stock Ranches where water is required to bo raised from gulches
to pasture lands for watering stock. Full particulars and estimates furnished.
Refrigerators, Brooms of superior quality.
Magneso-Calcite Fire Proof Safes & Boxes.
Absolutely fireproof.
Lubricating Oils ol every dotcrlptlon at lowett market ratei.
Rice Cloth, Patent Bag Holders just the thing for Rico and Sugar Mills j
Differential Pulley Blocks, Carriage Lamps.
New Goods constantly arriving.
Full lines of Plowsand Agricultural Instruments,
Full assortment of Agate Iron Ware,
Illustrated Catalogues on application.
UltvolCHlilitliliiK & AVoodwork done of every acHerlpUon.
Having tho best mechanics I nm enabled to do work
Cheaper and better than any other flrni in this city.
Now work and Repairing done with complete satisfaction, or no chargo made.
. 480
FISHER'S
CHAMPAGNE CIDER
A PURE, WHOLESOME. RE
FRESHING, HEALTHFUL
BEVERAGE,
According to the highest and best medi
cal testimony.
Manufactory, : : : No. 13 Lil ilia St.
P. O. Box, 180. Telephone, 284.
BgyAU orders receive prompt attention.
JUST RECEIVED
per steamer " Suez,"
AT A. L. SMITH'S,
fori feitreot,
A splendid assoitment of .
LADIES' LUNCH BASKETS!
Lustral Wire Picture JJasels,
Specially adapted for holidays; Card &
Cabinet Photographs, Chromos; Christ
mas, Easier, and Tilrtlidav Cards ; Velvet
Picture Frames, Ebouy Easels, &c.
HarThcsc goods wero selected by'Mrs
Dillingham, in San Francisco, and aro
well worthy of inspection. 485 2w
A Large Assortment
OK
WHITE VESTS
At 1.75.
(former price $2.50.)
US" To be had at
A. M. JMELLIS,
413 Honolulu Clothing Emporium.
JRssMHr J
home - :m:jl:e
FRESH AND PURE
CONFECTIONERY !
Chocolate Creams.
Cream Cocoanut Bars,
Cream Almond Bars,
Cream Lemonade Bars,
Cream Chocolate Bars,
Cream Strawberry Bars,
Cream Fruit Bars,
French Nougat Bars,
Peanut Bars.
All the above delicious Confections uvo
warranted fresh and
Guaranteed to be Pure,
and wholesome by
V. HORN,
Aud arc sold at his
Steam" Candy Factory,
434 -Hotel Street, - ,1m
Hydraulic Earns
GIDEON WEST
HAS JUST RECEIVED
A Supply of New Goods,
Coal, Iron, Oak, Ash, Spokes, Rims,
Fclloos, Hubs, Shafts, &c ,-of tho best quality..
CUT-UNDER CARRIAGES
Of the IiBtcHt Improvement,
Where do yon Buy your
c :l o t hi 3 ?- ?
IN ASKING THE ABOVE Question
we simply desire you to cxamino
closely three main points:
1st, quality Material.
Una, Style Fit ana Work.
8rd, Price-Mae or BUI.
And when you arc satisfied with conclu
sions, pay us u visit, and we guarantee
Qtmllly of Material,
Stylo of fit ana "Worlc
AND A
Saving of 20 per cent
In your order. If these aro sufficient
considerations please call at the
Great American Clothing House
17 Nauanu Street,
893 ly Corner of Marine.
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER!
WHITMAN & "WRIGHT
TO THE RESCUE !
A'
T the earnest solicitation of horso
owners, wo sent to tho Coast of ar
First-Class Horse Shoer,
and Doorman. Tiianks to our agents, a
first-class mechanic lias arrived, and
comes well recommended from
Loading Shops in the United States.
Wo linve, therefore, no hesitatipn in
stating that all horses sent to our shop
will, in future, be shod in tho most
scientific manner known in modern
times.
Stock that hns been crippled by clum.
sy workmen can now bo mado to travel,
(far away from Soaking Stalls and Foot
Tubs.)
WHITMAN & WRIGHT,
417 King street, Honolulu.
WATER NOTICE.
All Water Kates Now Due
and owlnjr. must be paid at tho office of
tho Honolulu Water Works,
foot of Nuuanu st,
On or before June 30th, 1883,
Otherwise tho prlvllogo will bo sus.
pended without further notice.
OHAS. B. WILSON,
Sup'tWuter Work's.
Approved i J. E. Bush, '
Minister of Interior.
Honolulu, Juno 1, 1889. 418
FOB SALE,
A GOOD CARRIAGE
HOKB E, sound and
kind, 7 years old. Ap.
ply at 520 Fort street.
430
ITor Sale.
FOUR largo HOR8E8
carriage or druft
from 4 to O.vcars old.
sx3&jtXi. Inquire ut tho Bult.e-.?--,
tih Office. 425
JE!' Sale.
FINE BERKSHIRE
'Sows, in pig; also, young
pies for breeding. In.
'n litre at tho Buli.ktin
3S.
w
m.
Office, 42(j
$
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